Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-05
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PIrrsBuRG, Pa. Jan. 24-The explosion Of
a boiler occurred at Spang, Chalfant Il Co.'s
iron works at Etanaborough, near this city
about 5 o'clock this morning. The works
were badly wrecked ana one man. named
George Patterson, was instantly killed. The
conclusion was 50 great that il shook houses
for miles around.
NEW York, Jan. 24-Among the passen-
gers on the steamer Alaska, Of the Gulon line.
which sailed for Liverpool this morning, were
Michael Davitt and wife.
NEW YoRK. Jan. ~. The Herald CORE
spondcnt tclegraphs an interview with Sir
John Mcdonald, Canadian premier. at Otta-
wa, In which the Canadian states that the
passage of the Edmund, fisheries treaty is "a
great surprise a. him. sir John says. "Thc
Canadian government has not attempted To-
coerca the United states. ON the contrary,
does It not appear 81. if there was a sort Of
wolf and lamb spirit shown, wish Canada as
the lamb! We are willing to have a reciproc-
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you'd NJ tbo ercct on Canada If fine Bcl-
m.n,hm ,rosist.inu Tho i,,o,rt az an Cana.
dian nrodncts and flc ros.arr Of railway
cars into the United statcs!n Sir John said
SOFTLY: "Ihat would indeed bee severe, very
severe. I cannot think that congress viii
proceed 10 such q length
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AMI man. =, n, +ha warl r.oo,r.l 49,. ca-orIy
sou,n, artcr and hard to oot # Is sttmated
tho .,r,l,o cars.s an ono mon - he iuo Re.
sides tbo Iongsboremcn there are Grain hand
lers. canal boat men. coal handlers. and 9TH
ers. The strike affects many great concerns
and they have been compelled to shut
down.
R~RookIyx Y. Ian 81 threatened
longshoresmcn's strikewent into effect to-day
at various "harYes' But ie" men could be
found VINO were wiling TO supply the Vacahs
places The strike causes serious cmbarrass-
Ilrut TO me shipping trade
BosroN, Jan. g1.-All the operative tailors
in this city including machine operators
prcssrrs ana an others engaged IN lAr manu-
IacthTe u readl-i'aue cIo'hIhs' nave ae'iueu
to.'a'' the hhlEAis oil LABOR ln'F nave
Deeh "l7s"lIsHrd i"F sometime wan iA,F ireal-
hent 10y iAe oTaer ana since tHe'r IasI s'Flhe'
WAl,f was "nsH1c's,'u' nave oeeh very I'm
easy. ihty number nearly 4,ooo ana bt'ohG
- hFe assemblies. Ihty VIII now IcaNt me
ORDER ana sem" y" me American feHcia'Ioh OF
LABOR Tor a charter
ERIE, Pa, Jan. ss.-Two ice boats under
fun speed ON Tire bay yesterday, came into
collision, badly Hr.gkiu- both boats. Geo.
Prob,rth had DTS skul fractured.
rrrr.,, Ny rap. Us Tfr fr,fgbt dnrot
~ tho Grand Tr.ub ra lr9ae. on River street.
wa. lgra,d carly t'i. morning. together with
i,s contents. Loss $4,000. The fire is sun
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